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He was given the Nobel Prize in 1945 in recognition, and in an interview shortly after, this is what he said: "The thoughtless person playing with penicillin treatment is morally responsible for the death of a man who succumbs to infection with a pencillin-resistant organism."
DC: That was just one way of playing the scenes, but there are many other ways of playing it.
The second school I was at had big trees too, had a fantastic tulip tree, I think it was the biggest in the country, and it also had a lot of wonderful bushes and vegetation around it, around the playing fields.
The reason I can tell you what opportunity cost is, is because one day when I was playing Super Mario Kart on my couch, my friend Emmet walked in, and he said, "How long have you been playing Super Mario Kart?"
Look, we think this is a level playing field, so any policy that tilts it even a little bit, we think, "Oh my God, water's rushing uphill.
It's possible that without realizing it, we're playing a power game, especially in the context of multi-ethnic countries.
Today, a video can start playing before you even know what you're watching.
We can add to the soundtrack, but it's already playing.
If you're playing a musical instrument and you notice a "p" in the score, you need to play softer.
In ASL, by playing around with these different grammatical parameters, you can express different ideas.
And because I'd only been playing full-time for about a year, when I won, I assumed I must be rather brilliant.
In fact, I thought I was so brilliant that I not only got rather lazy with studying the game, but I also got more risky, started playing in the biggest tournaments I could against the very best in the world.
When you're playing, you can't just get away with going, "Eh, they're probably bluffing."
It is not scientific to say that they are hungry when they're hunting and they're tired when their tongues are hanging out, and then say when they're playing with their children and acting joyful and happy, we have no idea if they can possibly be experiencing anything.
And in the tales of the ineffectual anti-hero, in the stories of Guy Montag and Winston Smith, lie the warnings of contemporary storytellers playing on very primitive fears: that we are not strong enough to defeat the monsters.
CA: So there's so many things playing into this.
That between the mouse click and the video playing, there was something that captured your intention, understood it, and made it real?
Sure, it takes some practice to get used to reading it quickly and playing what we see on our instrument, but, with a bit of time and patience, you could be the next Beethoven or Justin Bieber.
BG: Let me try to bring up three questions, playing a bit devil's advocate.
But when this was also banned for similar reasons, there was a transition to Yaro-Kabuki, performed by men, necessitating elaborate costumes and makeup for those playing female roles, or onnagata.
So Phil Collins was playing drums on an early Brian Eno album.
Sugar is playing hide and seek with you.
There is no way in the world that we, as a community, should be calling the police for kids playing ball in the street.
What if we were to start playing with the material of space-time itself?
The idea of so much of our attraction being influenced by chemicals and evolutionary biology may seem cold and scientific rather than romantic, but the next time you see someone you like, try to appreciate how your entire body is playing matchmaker to decide if that beautiful stranger is right for you.
And we're rubbing our eyes, checking the filters, thinking that somebody's maybe playing a joke on us with the camera, but the eel was real.
So by correctly predicting the distribution of left-handed people in the general population, as well as matching data from various sports, the model indicates that the persistence of lefties as a small but stable minority reflects an equilibrium that comes from competitive and cooperative effects playing out simultaneously over time.
And what's interesting is, by playing with these signals, we can completely control speed, heading and type of gait.
Smell is one of our most intimate and primal senses, playing a huge role in our attraction to potential mates.
The Magnus effect was first documented by Sir Isaac Newton after he noticed it while playing a game of tennis back in 1670.
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